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Free math worksheets on Examining Distributive Property. Each worksheet has 20 problems with an answer key and are ideal for teachers and homeschooling. You can download the PDF, create a set of flash cards or set it up for online learning.

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Examining Distributive Property
Each worksheet has 20 problems examining the distributive property of Multiplication.
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Each worksheet has 20 problems examining the distributive property of Multiplication.

This worksheet is designed to assist children in understanding the concept of distributive property in mathematics. It provides 20 interactive problems, illustrating how to multiply a number by a group of added numbers. Notable for its adaptability, the worksheet can be customized to individual learning needs, converted into flash cards for hands-on study, or easily utilized in a distance learning setting.

Student objectives

  • Practice using the distributive property to multiply by breaking a number into easier parts.
  • Expand expressions with parentheses into an equivalent addition expression.
  • Check that two different forms (expanded and factored) give the same product.

Everyday practice

  • Figure out the total cost when you buy several items at the same price plus a few more at that same price (like 6 snacks and 2 snacks).
  • Multiply in your head when a price or score is close to a friendly number, like 7 × 19 as 7 × (20 − 1).
  • Count total points when you get the same points each round plus extra points in one round, like 5 × (10 + 2).
  • Work out how many seats are in a section when it’s the same number of rows with two different row lengths, like 8 × (12 + 3).

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3oa5

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